Sentence examples for only to bring in from inspiring English sources

But after spending $50 million in advertising last Christmas season, only to bring in sales half that amount, KB is returning to basics.

Mr. Steffey, a former Nynex marketing executive, thinks more can be done, not only to bring in more students, but also to increase SUNY's visibility.

Following the flop of electoral reform, these contests are the most significant constitutional change the coalition is introducing – far more important than the tedious House of Lords reform that looks likely only to bring in more party jobsworths.

Construction workers at Trump's new D.C. hotel told The Washington Post that some workers were undocumented, while the New York Times reported that Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach rejected hundreds of applications from Americans only to bring in hundreds of Romanian guest workers.

We have toppled a gang of thieves only to bring in a new gang of thieves instead.

Why would you want to expend all that time, money, and effort of marketing, only to bring in work that you resent and that feels un-nourishing and bothersome to you at that price?

It's very heartbreaking, there is a certain enthusiasm but we only managed to bring in four trucks so far that we have offloaded.

And Sinha is confident that the new model is not only going to bring in revenue but also going to resonate amongst business users.

In the close season, Mikel Arteta left for Arsenal in a £10m deal , but manager Moyes was only able to bring in Eric Dier, Royston Drenthe and Denis Stracqualursi,  all on loan.

In a globalized society, exports is the only way to bring in money to any said state ( i.e. The state of the United States of America).

"I not only want to bring in a broader audience, I want to bring in a more male audience," said Malcolm Rogers, director of the museum.